Mary Gleich Marries at Watervliet City Church
A brief notice records Mary Gleich wed in Watervliet at a local church. The event was attended by family and friends, with vows exchanged in a simple ceremony and a reception following.
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Newspaper
Troy Record
Location
Troy, New York, United States of America
Date
Oct 01, 1958
Page
2
A brief notice records Mary Gleich wed in Watervliet at a local church. The event was attended by family and friends, with vows exchanged in a simple ceremony and a reception following.
A local Mothers Club announced an upcoming community event featuring Juph 0 Comaey of the cher tellic's olltee in Albany. The gathering includes a rummage sale and a charity drive with speakers slated to discuss neighborhood concerns and civic engagement.
The report covers the Stiles Aid Society at Sayine's Lutheran Church with Rev Goypfart presenting about Vestiss Land and a discussion session. Members gather for a morning meeting to hear updates and plans.
A local wedding in progress at the church joins two families in a union. The ceremony marked by vows and a reception follows, with attendees including the couple and relatives.
An annual cum ile event by the Woman's Aid Naty featuring MW, Levatel Thompean, Mee Wilreny IL Teghiles. a wholesale sale tomorrow from fiaf to am, in Congress avenue Glh and asanue. Committees include Wiewee's clothes and Manchester, with Mrs Tabatt and a slate of organizers.
Burg 4-H Club names officers for the year at the leader's home. Elected were president Lynn Ott, vice president Mrs Thompson, secretary Barbara Moss, treasurer Bradford St Burnham, and council delegate Beverly Free Gordon. Abstaining members included Mrs Jonathan A Babcock and Mrs John Weather wan.
Miss Halter, daughter of Mr and Mrs Ateley Fells Monument, recently returned from Europe after completing military service in the U.S. Commerce office under General Barksdale Hamlett. The wedding is planned for Berlin in the spring.
An executive meeting of the Troy Women’s Club led by Sine is scheduled for Friday. Details on agenda remain limited and local officials expect a concise session.
Mrs Frenman reviewed project records for the veer and a meeting scheduled for Me. The group will prepare and remake Halloween favors for the veterans hospital rimtys. The achievement night committee includes Marjorie Jensen Barbara Moss Detty Jensen and Marilyn Nauma. Nicole Duran will present a demonstration on the wear and care of Doves on television Baby Murday October 11.
The Presbyterian Society of Christan education for the Women’s Synidical Societies by the Synod of New York will host guest speaker Mrs Olive Tanker. The meeting at Gakiwond Presbyterian Church occurs Thursday Oct 4 from 1 00 to 3 30 pm. Members are asked to bring saidwitches and beverages will be served by the kitty committee.
An AOunconrn bride and a S Treen wed in Troy. Bethleen Malone and EB, of Troy, plan a wedding at Saint Patrick's Hospital in Albany. The groom attended Catholic Central High School and Albany Business College.
Mr. and Mrs. Ronald Kropp of Poestenkill honored guests at a reception after renewing their marriage vows at Poestenkill Lutheran Church. Hosts included Mrs. Hayman Vost and several others. Out of town guests came from Rensselaer and Springfi eld areas. The Kropp family includes daughter Dale and two sons Roy and David.
The Women’s Auxiliary of the Ploumaln View Fire Ca opened the last winebag of the year with a covered dish supper. A card party will be held at the fire house with Mrs. Pelor and Mrs. Mokert assisting.
The article notes Miss Regu and Miss Regu are set to wed at a Catholic center in Troy. Details remain fragmentary but indicate a forthcoming ceremony among local families and church community.
A fragment notes a DAR chapter to be represented, with mentions of state chairs and a meeting in Binghamton. Joseph, a candidate for a national organization role, is noted as staying for the CAR meeting. Names and exact roles are unclear due to OCR issues.
Final plans for a Dadies of the Elks card party are announced for the clubhouse at 8 p.m. Mrs John Noonan presides with Mrs William Grave as general chairman. assisted by Mrs Frances Woman and Mrs Thomas Carter. Activities include white elephants and tally games at the event.
Miss Sharp, living at 11324 nag, has become a recent bride in a small quiet ceremony. The event marks a new chapter for Sharp as she begins married life.
A choir performed Sunday afternoon at the home of Fred Harsoce, the leader of Grace. The event featured the Florisas as guests and drew local residents to the intimate gathering.
The Brunswick Home Gem enetration writ avil mest to day at noon at the Lutheran Church. Mrs. Et mood Wilder, enairmen, presides. Willard Simpe jie chairman, with a nd members attend this meeting.
Tur Berratiitir reports Margeret Hume and other passengers Miss Clara Flanigan are missing from Idlewild. The Connes, Rite, and Beverly LeSear families indicate an August trip on a Canadian flight seeking a week in Bermuda, with details unclear.
A local unit hosted a membership tea at the Rely venue inviting members to discuss upcoming events and community outreach. Organizers emphasized volunteer involvement and fellowship as key aims for the season.
Cambridge School selected cheerleaders from seven candidates for the Towh ball games and basketball season. Will and ten suactuates were chosen as part of the group reflecting school spirit and athletic support.
Morris Sass, field director at the New York Regional Office of the Anti Defamation League, will speak at a Winner meeting at Vrow Lodge, Bnai Brith, tonight. The program covers Judaism, community relations, and education. Sass, former NYC educational officer, has led ADL-Bnai Brith collaborations across Upstate New York and NYC.
Misinformation fragment describes Palestine court reception details with names and places garbled. Mentions 7th district official and a deputy, with notes of attendees and temple association. Details are unclear but indicate an official reception event planned by local authorities.
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